Exact same thing happened to us but it wasn't Armando's program it was the BIG DOG program, first the free meeting, than the 1000 weekend seminary, where we were taught if you want to know more and be in with the BIG DOGS, it will only cost you $35,000.00  Yes, we walked and actually got a refund for our $1000 after I wanted to expose them for being the FRAUDS that they are, what a waist of my time, and NOW I'm also slipped into another guru, and that is the Clever Investor, Cody Sperber, Don't get me wrong, I do love his videos, they provide detail info, but I strictly got his 297 program for one reason only and that was for the direct mail, and his automation system. 

Spend your time looking for a deal and learning the market, instead of trying to come up with a clever business name.

I knew as soon as I opened my mailbox today, what this letter was. I also immediately noticed a glaring error...So, what do you think? Was this a sloppy mistake? Or a subversive marketing twist in order to get people ...

Our reasons were that we keep immaculate homes (and advertise as such), pet hair is tough to remove, one jump on a sofa or a bed cover after a muddy day and that piece of furniture or linen is ruined for the next guest.

@Alan Grobmeier That's clever.

(If not, the damage fee seems odd).I agree with those who inferred the $500 fee was a (clever) revenue grab.

I paid for Cody Sperber Clever Investor.

I've been thinking of a clever way to use 0% APR credit cards. 

Also, never thought to use Yelp that way...very clever!

Just a couple of weeks ago, a guest called me because "the linen closet is in disarray."